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Pestilence Payback

November 17, 2017

     

          Murder on the Fly, the second installment of the “Riley the Exterminator” mystery series, is available for pre-ordering at pen-l.com/MurderOnTheFly.html.  In addition to trying to provide reade...

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Longing to Belong

April 11, 2017

      

          In Poisoned Justice, I used a murder mystery to walk the line between vengeance and justice—a most difficult philosophical problem.  One can read the book without worrying too much about w...

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Hard-boiled or Soft-hearted?

February 13, 2017

         

          With Valentine’s Day around the corner, you might not be associating romantic love with crime noir.  A reader of POISONED JUSTICE wrote to me saying that Riley—the (...

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Christmas shopping made easy!

October 12, 2016

         

Looking for the perfect gift for the lover of mystery, mayhem and maggots?  Poisoned Justice was released yesterday!  It’s available for sale directly through the publisher http://www.pen-l.com/PoisonedJustice.html(the w...

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Uncovering a Cover

August 12, 2016

         According to Thomas Edison, “Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration.”  And in my experience writing is about 10% drafting and 90% revising.  What I didn’t fully appreciate was how much redoing and undoing goes into art—or at least...

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A San Francisco Treat

January 14, 2016

In December, I snuck away for a long weekend in San Francisco to research settings for my next book in the Riley Mystery series.  Having begun my writing life in non-fiction, I feel compelled to experience a place where I’m going to have action unfold.  I could make up...

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Distilling Word-Wine into Literary Cognac

June 11, 2018

Know when to fold 'em

May 15, 2018

Scientists Say the Darnedest Things

April 16, 2018

Controversial Chimera

March 19, 2018

Rarefaction, Riches—or Readers?

February 5, 2018

How Science OPERAtes

January 12, 2018

What the World Needs Now

December 11, 2017

Pestilence Payback

November 17, 2017

Listen Up!

October 16, 2017

The Job of the Artist

September 11, 2017

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